National security analysts, civilian and military, are responsible for identifying, assessing, and ensuring that the United States can interdict potential tactical and strategic threats.
Henry rejected those terms, and neither Philip nor Richard would negotiate, even under the legate's threat of an interdict on France.
"It was a benign letter and yet it contained the threat of an indictment, an interdict that could stop the picture," Mr. Pieterse said.
The coronation drove the pope to allow Becket to lay an interdict, or decree prohibiting church rites, on England as punishment, and the threat of an interdict forced Henry to negotiate with Becket in July 1170.
"What we need is a better capacity to interdict weapons shipments, have a maritime capability, to have cyber defenses, to deal with these asymmetric threats from Iran," he said.
"Pakistan's continued acceptance of sanctuaries for Afghan-focused insurgents and failure to interdict I.E.D. materials and components continue to undermine the security of Afghanistan and pose an enduring threat to U.S., coalition and Afghan forces," a Pentagon report, mandated by Congress, concluded last week.
It is a threat to any open society because when people turn themselves into bombs, they can't be deterred, and the measures needed to interdict them require suspecting and searching everyone at any public event.
He finally absolved Lorenzo and removed the interdict.
Consequently, the effort to interdict drug shipments and arrest traffickers had stalled.
You're bombing, we occasionally bomb to interdict arms transfers to Hezbollah'".
